Word: austine
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...taxis, and nearly 40% of them are at least ten years old, a parliamentary committee found. Furthermore, cab owners are losing about .78 pence a mile, and higher rates would not help, since the last increase brought a commensurate drop in fares. The only company now making cabs (Austin) is down to five orders a week and ready to halt production unless orders increase...
...eyes of Texas-some 35,000 pairs of them-were on sprawling Bergstrom Air Force Base at Austin this week. The biggest crowd in Texas sports-car history turned up for a chance at the gate prizes-a Jaguar, an MG and a Studebaker-and the promised thrills and spills of four races, jointly sponsored by the Sports Car Club of America and General Curtis LeMay's Strategic Air Command...
...winner, at an average speed of 86.4 m.p.h.: dapper, greying Jim Kimberly (in red gloves and shoes), who had made an entrance into Austin that was spectacular even by Texas standards. Included in the Kimberly entourage: a trailer loaded down with two Ferraris, a machine-shop truck, a station-wagon car complete with bar, and two expert mechanics. The whole outfit was decked out in Kimberly's favorite fire-engine...
...Austin graduated with honors from Dartmouth College in 1929 and from the Harvard Law School...
...Austin will continue as a director of Ponick and Ford Ltd. He was vice-president, secretary, and general counsel of the corporation between...